Your Key to Understanding Tricky Talk

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Ever think someone shuts down an idea just because it's weird? This video dives into the "Divine Fallacy" and exposes other sneaky thinking flaws that block good arguments. Watch and learn to spot these fallacies in the wild!
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This video is a good start! It's fun to watch, but it doesn't tell you everything. Some things might be a bit simpler than they really are. If you want to know more, you should look into it yourself!
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10 май 2024

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Комментарии : 8

@jameseverett9037 8 дней назад

Always give several good real life-like examples of whatever concepts you're talking about. I see this failure in so many otherwise good videos. They will describe a list of concepts, but rarely if ever give practical examples of how they work. Examples bring the concepts home, and make them more relatable, as well as more thoroughly understood. It will also make your videos longer, so you get more youtube time credit.

@ThePigmentPlayground 8 дней назад

thanks so much for the feedback, You are absolutely right, real life examples are crucial for making these concepts relatable and truly understood, please stay connected to our videos, viewers like you are our strength.

@rationalobserver3675 25 дней назад

The definist fallacy and continuum fallacy are rampant in politics today, particularly in foux academic contexts like discussions about transgenderism or intersectionality People will just redefine words as if they made a point

@ThePigmentPlayground 25 дней назад

@rationalobserver3675 You are absolutely right about the definist and continuum fallacies being misused, It is important to have clear definitions, but also to acknowledge complexity

@TinyFord1 22 дня назад

Same with abortion debates that immediately came to mind “pro life” and “pro choice” as if both are FOR something

@ThePigmentPlayground 22 дня назад

@@TinyFord1 You are spot on, Pro-life and pro-choice are great examples of loaded language in the abortion debate. Both labels frame the issue as a binary choice between two positives, but the reality is much more nuanced. Many people on both sides have complex views that go beyond those labels :)